Views of MU through the Eyes of a Drone

There are many scenic spots on MU's campus and they all look incredible, especially as the fall season approaches. These are some photos that were captured through the eyes of a drone throughout the fall 2020 semester.

Trees covered with dark yellow and red fall leaves create an outline of Carnahan Quad on MU's campus.
Trees that have colored fall leaves line the outside of Carnahan Quad.
At the end of Carnahan Quad, this photo shows the blue fountain in front of a metal tiger statue.
Tiger Plaza on a nice, sunny day with a background of Carnahan Quad.
A drone shot from 150 feet above ground shows the unique geometry of the Law School building on MU's campus.
A drone shot from 150 feet above ground shows the unique geometry of the Law School building on MU's campus.
This photo shows the area east of Memorial Union on MU's campus.
This photo, taken from about 100 feet above ground, shows the area east of Memorial Union.
Half of Francis Quad is shown in this photo, along with the circle drive at the north side of Francis Quad.
From 400 feet above ground, this photo shows the north half of Francis Quad.
This aerial photo shows the columns, Jesse Hall and other buildings on Francis Quad on a sunny day in November.
From 400 feet above ground, this photo shows south half of Francis Quad, including all the buildings, the Columns and Jesse Hall.